Benoît Minisini ha scritto: >> This routine is called by my program, consecutively a large number of times >> during an automated process: >> >> Public Sub Display_HTML(sHTML As String, wb As WebView, Optional prefix As >> String = "html") >> >> Dim wFile As File >> Dim sFilename As String >> >> sFilename = Temp$(prefix) & ".html" >> wfile = Open sFilename For Write Create >> Print #wfile, sHTML >> Close #wfile >> wb.url = sFilename >> End >> >> the temp file is opened-closed. >> >> Yet at a certain point gambas comes up with an error 24: too many opened >> files. Does this mean the temp-file quota has somehow been exceeded? >> >> It makes no difference if I put in a fixed name like this: >> >> sfilename = "/home/richard/temp.html" >> >> Same result > it eventually bugs out. and complains >> Regards >> >> Richard >> >> > > Apparently you close the file you wrote, so maybe the problem comes from > elsewhere. > > You can check which files you are really open by using "strace". Enter the > directory of your project, and type "strace gbx2" (or "strace gbx3" if you > use > Gambas 3). All system calls will be printed, and you can analyze the output > to > see when the open() and close() system calls are used. > > You can check too your project, by printing a debugging message when you open > a file and when you close it, to see if you didn't forget to do that. Note > that a file is automatically closed when the File object is released. > > I can't say more at the moment without more information. I'm not sure it is a > Gambas bug. > > You can also go with lsof(1) - perhaps it is simpler: when your program complains, do a ps ax, and note the PID of the program, then do a lsof -p PID to see all the open files of your program.
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